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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
6
The article argues that even with U S and Soviet advances in anti air and atomic weapons both sides will continually counter each new weapon. It notes that air defenses reduce losses but soon rivals will develop countermeasures and predicts lasting progress toward disarmament and diplomacy over force.
A quip notes the desire to open and shut our ears as easily as we close our eyes. It hints at selective listening and perception with a playful, observational tone. The remark invites reflection on attention and distraction in daily life.
A mixed puzzle item lists crossword clues and a cryptogram sample. It references a hidden quote and attributes Booker T. Washington with a 1966 syndicate note, noting code letters vary daily.
A driver recalls a near miss on I-95 as another car accelerates toward collision. The moment triggers thoughts on risk, fate, and automatic safety habits. a quiet night ride with Kelly turns into a meditation on mortality and family.
Dear Abby columns address romance and family worries while a driving close call unfolds. The narrator recalls a dangerous crossover near a Presidential Country Club as three cars approach at speed and a heroic lane change averts a collision.
In the Soviet Union’s largest republic, officials rename old Russian villages to quirky new titles. Dogville and Little Cherry become Spacious and Sunny while other towns gain playful, suburban style names, part of a broader renaming effort.
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